Turmeric extract Health Feed

Hi lybrate-user.
If you are having severe pain even after 3-4 days of tooth extraction, visit your dentist for a check up to rule out a condition called' dry socket' it happens if the blood clot is lost from the extraction socket. The dentist can clinically examine and diagnose the condition and advice appropriate management. Till then you can do warm salt water rinses which will give you relief. Pain killer can be taken in case of severe pain.

Yes you can eat whatever you wish to. There are no restrictions as such to consumption of non vegetarian food items. Just take care to avoid putting pressure on the area of extraction.

Hi Muskan.,
Medication:-
1. Apply acnovin cream on the spots before going to bed.
2. Lodhradi churna-use this powder as a face pack mixed with rose water.
3. Cap Tiktamrith-1 cap thrice a day after food. For 1 month.
Tips:-
1. Clean & clear the face at least 3 times a day.
2. Keep the face oil free.
3. Avoid heavy fast & junk food stuffs.
4. Avoid spicy & more salty food.
5. Don’t handle the acne like using nails and all.
6. Instead of soap one can use...more

Yes. It is necessary to undergo extraction because it creates a adequate space for your teeth to get aligned. It is a usual procedure and there is no need to get worried.

It is recommended to get it extracted. It might give you problem in future, because it is broken so there are chances of infection in future.

Yes. Its possible to place an implant. Kindly consult a dentist in person for further suggestion. We need more investigations (full mouth x-ray) to decide upon treatment. You may consult me in person. Dental tips: - visit a dentist every six months for cleaning and a thorough dental check-up. Limit sugary food to avoid tooth decay. Gargle your mouth thoroughly after every meal. Scrub gently to clean your tongue with a tongue cleaner. Floss all your teeth inter dentally & brush twice daily, morni...more

Please go for lab tests of ct, bt, hb, cbc and then should be decided extraction of teeth by dentist.

It depends on whether the roots are straight or curved and near trigeminal mandibular nerve. Ranges from 2000 to 10000 rs.

over a period of time the teeth nearby mig/ht mig/rate into the space ... that is empty .. which mig/ht create more g/aps in your teeth...

The patient are also treated with natural home remedies such as papaya leaves, kiwi that have been proven to help in the increase of platelet count.
Platelet transfusion might be required in severe cases, the juice could be an option for dengue patients who don't suffer a drastic fall in platelets.
Hope this answer helps you.